Tables and lists

Kimo has no table node. Build tables from layout frames, so columns line up through shared widths.

Table   (column, w fixed or fill, stroke 1 inside, radius 8, clip)
├─ Header row   (row, align center, pad [0,16], h 44, fill subtle)
│   ├─ Cell "Name"    (w fill, weight 2)
│   ├─ Cell "Status"  (w 120)
│   └─ Cell "Amount"  (w 120, text align right)
└─ Row × n      (row, same cell widths, h 52, stroke bottom {b:1})

• Give every cell in a column the same sizing (w:120, or fill with the same weight). That is what keeps columns aligned.
• Cells are frames with layout:{dir:"row", align:"center"} holding a text with grow:"fixed-width" and w:{"mode":"fill"}, so long values wrap or clip predictably.
• Row dividers: stroke:{paint:"#E5E7EB", width:{b:1}} on rows, not separate line nodes.
• Numbers: right-aligned, with features:{"tnum":true} in the text style for tabular digits.

Make one row a component, with declared props for each cell text (declare_prop type text), then instantiate it n times and set_args per row. 20 rows then take one call: 20 instantiate plus 20 set_args ops, using @key to link them.

Lists are a column of row instances with gap:0 and dividers, or gap:8 with card-style rows. For long data, show 8–12 representative rows, not hundreds.

kimo_query {select:{under:tableId, type:["frame"]}, include:["bounds"], depth:2}. Cells in the same column must report the same x and width.